It has half the beauty of Eastern Europe, but it has a low profile.

ccaa (25)in #tourism • 6 years ago

Referring to Poland Poland, perhaps you would think of the world's famous musician Chopin, thinking of Mrs. Curie and Copernicus, thinking of the encounter in World War II... In fact, Poland, the largest country in Eastern Europe, not only has a colorful natural scenery, but also combines the classical cultural atmosphere of the middle ages. The splendid history and full of vicissitudes of life here in the intersection, Poland full of charm is different from other Eastern European countries. This is both gorgeous and Tragic Kingdom is so low-key hidden in the strike a deep chord, but other beautiful country quietly waiting for people to find, let seven Stardust take you on a journey to Poland.

Warsaw
Warsaw is the capital of a war-torn, in the ruins of the city Nirvana rebirth. Warsaw, which has nearly eight hundred years of history, was devastate in World War II. After the end of World War II, the people of Warsaw rebuilt the old city on the ruins. Today Warsaw is a historical and cultural city full of vitality, is the classical composer Chopin's hometown, walking in the streets of Warsaw, the city of great admiration was rising. Warsaw is the world's greenest city, known as the "green capital", the streets of green lush, green lawns and small beds dotted the city nestled in the shade of the flowers.

Malbork Castle
The European core position, Poland has a long history of intricate is actually a low-key castle in the war-torn land now stands hundreds of large and small castle. One of the most striking is the Teutonic Order of Marlborough, it is Europe's largest brick structure building, 1997 is listed as a UNESCO World Cultural heritage. The Gothic scarlet castle is located on a peninsula between the two rivers, making it a dreamlike place for defense. Each year, major activities in the castle will be held in 1410 to commemorate the battle of Grunwald, guiding you through the back to the middle ages.

Bialowieza Forest
The broad Bea Vovieza forest across Poland and Belarus is a legacy of the early European continent. This ancient forest can be traced back to 8000 B.C., and visit it as if to peek into the vast forests of the whole of Europe long ago. Here is the only European bison and wild habitat, wolf, lynx, red deer, wild boar, deer and many other rare animal roe deer home.

Gdansk
Gdansk, also known as "luzawa", is the largest city in northern Poland and one of the most important seaports on the Baltic coast. The history of Gdansk to Germany and Poland a hotly contested spot. Before returning to Poland, it was a free city. After the war, most of the old buildings in the old city were restored, and the world's largest brick church, San Mary's church, was located here. "World Amber Heart" to describe this rich amber Gdansk huckleberry. The night of the Gdansk is like a huge amber, warm and quiet.

Poznan
Poznan is located in the Midwest of Poland coast at the warta River, is one of the most ancient city of Poland, the main attractions located in the old city center and other places. Hiking along the Royal Route of Poznan can understand the local history and culture. Poznan's most attractive moment is the Lantern Festival (Lantern Festival), tens of thousands of lanterns curl off, as if the person into a fantasy world.

Tatra National Park
The south of the country, and Slovenia shared the Tatra National Park natural an exquisite scenery, is Poland's most popular national park. The park was built in 1954, the rock surface is mainly forest, grassland, and the Tatra mountains. There are unique caves, mountains and lakes and waterfalls in the garden. It is a good place for adventure lovers and hiking enthusiasts.

Wroclaw
The ord River on Wroclaw is the largest city in Western Poland. It is basically a pure Poland city on the basis of population composition. However, due to the preservation and construction of Prussia, Austria and bohemian architecture after the war, the city is still a unique city in Poland. Standing on the observatory of the church, it overlooks the whole city, including the famous bazaar square, the old town hall, and St. Elizabeth's Parish Church. It can also go on the river and enjoy the medieval customs of the water city.

Krakow
Krakow on the Vistula River has a unique city development characteristic, from seventh Century in a small village for the development of today's second largest city of Poland. As the capital city of Poland, Krakow is a city to see enough classical, dignified, elegant, filled with medieval style. It has not only Poland's World Heritage site, but also the scene of the famous Nazi film "the list of Schindler".